1nounInternal Rate of Return, a financial metric used to estimate the profitability of potential investments.
The company calculated the IRR to determine if the project was worth pursuing.
Investors often look at the IRR to compare different investment opportunities.
A high IRR indicates a potentially profitable investment.
2nounIranian Rial, the currency code for the official currency of Iran.
The IRR has been affected by economic sanctions.
Tourists exchanged their dollars for IRR at the airport.
The value of the IRR fluctuates based on market conditions.
3adjectiveAn informal short form of 'irregular'.
The shirt had an irr pattern that made it unique.
She noticed the irr shape of the leaves.
The irr schedule made planning difficult.